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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-10-14
Autobiography Of a Good Boy.

The following letter. showing what
a good boy with we'll directed energy
and patience can do. may prove OF
interest to our readers who knew the
little fellow when he played around
Rising Sun.
MAIL DEPARTMENT,
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Chestnut. Market 4 18th SITS.
Phila. Sept. Goth, 1887.
Mr.. H. H. HAINEs,
MY DEAR SRA letter from
ME after so many years will no doubt be a
surprise to you, have been continuously
employed with the bove named House fol-
ten years-ever since l left Rising Sun .
small boy, and have much to thank You for
because your kind letter to Mr.. Wannamak-
er went far toward securing me position
here and too at season OF the year (Janu-
ary) when employees of the House are be.
ing dismissed daily as rule, rather than
new ones obtaining positions.
started as cash boy in the shoe depart
ment, my frs; advance was to position Of
boy No. l. dry goods department, being re.
sponsible for all absentees on my aisles
A short time thereafter was promoted Il
the mail order department, which was then
/ in its incipiency, and have remained il
it ever since and it has been good school
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-06-30
Again Sought For.

When General Clusters expedition
came TO the Black Hills In 1874. on q
voyage Of discovery, Mckay, an old
Californian, came along as government
prospector. During that trip Mckay,
with few companions, went off about
100 miles northeast Of the Hills. The
party camped one night on . small
stream that ran down from the west
through q small range Of mountains.
On this stream Mckay washed out
some paus of gravel, In each Of which
he got what he called good prospects.
II was the intention OF the party to
start the next morning up the creek
Into the mountains 10 find, II possible,
the place from whence the gold came,
but morning brought with II Indians,
and the party hastily mounted and re-
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-06-30

CHICAGO. June 26.-One million,
two hundred and fifty thousand dol-
lars went up in smoke at the Union
stock yards to-day. Early this morn.
ing one Of the employees Of the Chicago
Packing and Preserving company dis
covered q fire in the tank room. In .
few moments one Of the tanks ex-
ploded and scattered burning lard
over the adjacent buildings, and .
dozen separate fires were soon compet-
ing with each other In the destruction
of the immense establishment. Al
though the nrr was out this evening,
fourteen and one-half hours after IL
started, the smouldering embers con-
tinued to laden the air with the fumes
Of roast port, and five-acre oven will
remain on the premises, red hot, for at
least q couple Of days. In the ware
house were 1000 barrels Of meas pork
belonging to Armour a Co. The
building and much Of the pork was
wholly destroyed. About 5000 live
hogs were In the building when the
fire started, but the oompany's sm-
ployss succeeded in getting most Of
them out. Between 600 and 700 hogs
were burned in the building. Back OF
the building was the fertilixing fac
tory, 100 feet square, and the engine
house, 5oxe5 feet. Both structures
were burned completely.
Mr.. Armour valued his 1900 bar
rsls Of pork at 100000. He said that
with the salvage and insurance he
would come out even. He was unable
10 give the amount OF insurance. The
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-06-30

plant Of the Chicago Packing and Pro-
vision Company was valued at $500, 900
and the stock at $4,000. A large por.
tion Of the stock In store belonged to
other parties, and the loss will be sus-
tained by them. About half of the
Chicago Packing and Provision Com.
pany's 1900 employees win be thrown
out of employment.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-06-30
Sparks After Them.

CHEYENNE. Wyo., June H.-A
special 10 the News. received at .
late hour Saturday evening. the Com
missioner of the Land Once Sparkle
had taken preliminary steps to cancel
entries made of fifty.ive sections Of
land in what is known - Goshen
Hole, this county, stin up good sized
sensation herr. The land in question
was taken up In the interest Of the
Goshen Hole Irrigation Company, the
president of which is Mr.. 9. B. Good
ell, of this city. The entries we're
made by seven persons living IN Wyo-
ming, and forty-sight living In New
York, Massachusetts, and New Jersey.
The action Of the land Commissioners
is based upon reports Of Special Agent
Fry. Mr.. Sturgis, who 10 also an ofii-
Ger of the company. Indignantly de-
nies the statements set forth In the
report and characterizes them - false.
He states that work was commenced
on these bitches In 1888. and has been
stesdily prosecuted since. sxcpt In
mid-winter. Water has actually bsen
distribuIed over twenty miles In
length In one ditch, and fifteen to
eighteen In another, and the expendi-
ture In the work OF reclamation dur
ing the past four years has been over
S25. 600. several hundred acres Of
alfalfa are growing upon. the lAnds ON
which the agent states ditches were
not constructed 70 carry water, and
that the late secretary Of the interior
was advised Of the proposed hiing BY
foreign entrymen, o. those oulnido OF
the territory were styled, and that the
scheme, with all the dstails Tor full ~
clamatlon Of the Immense body Of
land, has his full approval. Mr.. btur-
gis also adds that the attack upon
himself and his company In The lleht
Of the above circumstances b Of the
nature Of . psrsonAl political psrssou-
tion. The present statutes Of the en-
tries allovs the entFymeu another
hearing before the Cheyenne lns6
ofilce, 70 show cause Why thelr sq1Ifm
shall not BE- canoslled. an1 n o&il1t
IN appeal 70 the ssoeslney e - -
terror fos nnal deolnl1n- -
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-06-30
Elopsd with . Bold Burglar.

Baltimore Special: The highest Of
romance IL certainly reached when .
girl falls In love with Q man who
robbed her home. Yet Clara Lester
has reached that pinnacle of sentiment
and has actually eloped with the thief
who only about month ago robbed
her Of her diamonds and other jew
elry. Clara is the daughter Of Martin
Lester, retired real estate broker who
owns cozy little cottage at Wood.
berry, two miles from the city. Clara
is Is. q slightbuilt, blue-eyed blonde,
as brave as she 10 pretty, and ~ full Of
sentiment - Shakespeares ideal
Juliet. Lester's three sons some time
ago followed Horace Greeley's advice.
and are dong well In Kansas. Thus
1t happened that Lester's wife and
daughter were frequently left alone
In the house all night when he would
have occasion to 60 out Of town on
business. Mrs. Lester is very timid
woman and Clara often laughed at her
mothers fears. Her brother Will,
when In on visit from the west Last
fall, gave her q handsome silver
mounted revolver, and she had learned
well Low to use IL.
A few weeks ago Mr.. Lester had 90.
casion to 90 TO New York for Q couple
Of days. Previous TO his departure
there had been several suspicious char
scters lurking around the neighbor-
hood. One Of them was . good-lock-
ing. rakish chap Of dark complexion.
black eyes and y mustache that curled
at the ends In . DELIGHTFULLY."- coAxing
manner. The girls Of Woodberry cast
sweet glances at them. and some of
them. including Clara, went SO far -
to remark that thev wouldn't mind
being kissed by lips 90 beautifully
shaded as his. He and his two older
companions said they were looking for
work. They could get nothing to do
In Baltimore, 90 thought they would
try the suburbs.
When Clara and her mother awoke
the first morning after the departure
Of Mr.. Lester they were startled to dis
cover that they had been robbed.
Nearlya thousand dollars worth of
valuables had been stolen. including
diamonds and little jeweled watch
belonging to Clara. There was con.
siderable excitement in the town.
The handsome stranger had disap-
peared and also his companions.
Clara continued to defend the hand
some stranger. She was certainly
much disappointed at his sudden de-
parture. Her father returned the next
day, and few days later, or just one
week after the robbery. Clara disap-
peared. The disappearance was kept
very quiet. but the story has leaked
out at last that she eloped with the
handsome stranger and that be was
the burglar who broke into their house.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-06-30

tried to get permission from General
Custer to return with an escort, but
was not successful and 90 abandoned
the enterprise.
Two years later Mckay returned 10
the Hills, and from that day 10 the
date Of his death, which occurred ut
the hospital In this city two yaArs ago.
he was continu ally talking of what he
discovered up north, as he termed 1t.
Mckay was good placer miner, and
should have been good authority on
everything pertaining to placer min.
ing. He said he got better prospects
up there than on Whitewood near
Crook City. and died in the belief
that at the head Of that stream In the
mountains there existed good placer
diggings.
During the fall Of 1877 be organized
an expedition consisting of twenty
men well mounted and equipped, com.
posed of Tommie Carr, recorder Of
Lost Placer Mining district, Bob Neal,
Dick King, Joe Ingoldsby, Faherty
and others, that started out from
Gayville on a still hunt, Mckay
the leader Of the party. He led
the party In search Of bis old camp
until he was satisfied they had passed
the place, when they started back on
nearly the same route until he supps-
ed they were In the same locality they
were seeking.
They made camp one afternoon on
small stream just below where IL
came out Of the bills, and q few mo-
meuts later large party of Indians
hundreds Of them. were seen coming
toward them. They wete discovered
about the same time by the Indians,
who filed off into the hills out of sight
where they lost no time In digging
rifle pitts and preparing for their de-
fense.
Before dark the hostiles came, al.
most surrounding them, and the bat
tie commenced in earnest. From that
time until dark the firing was unceas-
ing, the Indians from behind bushes
and rocks, and they from the rifle
pits they had made. Tommie Carr
raised up from behind the embank-
ment and was instantly shot through
the head. At sundown every horse
and mule belonging to the outfit. ex-
cept McKay's hofse. which was pick
eted In washout. had been killed.
At dark the firing ceased and q
council was held, 10 which IL was de-
cided to get out of there. The body
of Carr was buried, the tools, blankets,
grub and saddles cached, and under
the shadow, of an impending storm
the little band stole forth. After days
and nights Of incessant toll. hungry
and foot sore, they arrived at Spear
fish, where they met with q hearty
reception.
Since that time at intervals these
supposed placers have been discussed,
and on several occasions attempts have
been made to organize company TO
search for them.
During the last month or two hun
ter claims to have found the place first
discovered by Mckay, aud speculative
men In this city became interested In
II, which cultivated yesterday In the
departure Of Pat Smith and thret
others, all from Galena, well equipped
with an outfit. They will endeavor Il
ascertain the exact facts, and 90 with
q determination 10 prospect every
thing that looks like gold country
and as they know where the hunte
found float goald, they will in all pro
bslity determine thelvalue Of Mckay
1874 discovery.-Black Hill Times.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-06

Ger ell Cura bautismos por ningun mo
1.-Two, y mucho menos por no hsber da-
do los padrinos Ia limosna 8 mariquita
Ique Sc acostnmbra dar aqoi, como ef
todas parties, de este es testigO Ia
Jurisdiction entera. Els falso, So Qut
ell Curs haya estsdo cuatro 8 seis dlas
fuera de la parroqnia, porque cnando
ha salido de ella por algnna causa le-
gitima, nunca h4 estado fuera mas de
tres dias, q no ser que haya qnedado
otro sacerdote en- Ell pueblo, y siempre
que sale qaeda encargado del servicio
el Parroco del Naran]ito, que es el mas
vecino.
No qoiero extenderme en- otras con-
sideraciones, por mas que serian muy
oportunas, y solo dire, para terminar,
que ell Sr. Director de la eristion5sinsa
Revisto de Puerto Rico, 81 es qne qaie-
re obrar con cordura, no debe hacerse
eco, nj hacer capital propio de todos los
chismes y enredos que lie envia Ia gente
desocwpada de estos campos, inJntlan-
do por so cuenta q personals dignss y
que merecen ell mayor respeto y consi-
deraci6n, pues no es esta Ia alta MI
sion que esta llamada & desempefiar Ia
prensa, va que por desgracia no faltsn
por aquf q1ienes sigan Ell consejo de
Voltsire: " calumnia, que algo queda;'
de cuya doctrina no creo sea partldarlo
el cristiano Director de La Rs0istG de]
Puerto Rico, que nos da el testimonio
de haber asistido q la Ultima misa de
gallo de la Cathedral.
Soy de Y. con la mayor considers
ci6n alto. amigo,
@. B. S. NJ.
I'm Jibaro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-06
BXCMO. kYUNTAMIENTO
DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO

Ell dia 2 del pr6ximo mes de
Mario, alas siete de la mahana, dara
principle la exhumaci6n de los ca
daveres que existen depositados en-
ell Oementerio de esta Capital Gu
nichos pertenecientes al Excmo.
Ayuntan,iento, cuyo arrendamien-
to haya vencido.
Las personas interesadas que de-
seen renovar aquellos, pueden veri-
ficarlo por ell n1mero de amos que
gusten, consignando al efecto los
derechos correspondence en- Ia
Depositaria de fondos municipales
bien entendido, que los que no 10
hicieren dentro del termino fijado,
SO considerara que desisten de con.
tinuar en- el arrendamiento de di-
chos panteones, verificandose en-
tonces la exhumaci6n en- la forma
arriba expresada.
AL propio tempo, y con el fin de
evitar reclamaciones, todas las per-
sonas que tengan colocadas lapi'
das, bien sean de marmol 8 de otrs
clase, en- los panteones g nicho'
cuyos cadaveres han de exhumar,
Sc, deben hacerse cargo de elias Gu
el mismo dia en- que Sc yeriique
dicho actO.
Lo que Sc hace piblico para CO.
nocimiento general.
Puerto Rico, 2 de Febrero de
l8S7.--E Alcalde, VioeAts de SOli
reres y Miera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-06
Int0r0Sant0.

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-06
SOCIEDAD .AN0NIMA
DE CREDiTO MERCANTIL
oaas.ea.oria ! .I.a,a qsnstal ordiaaria.

NOhretdtpFtN q SAiAd ysHcfut ef"tHt"it1.
En- cum2limieuto de 10 que prescri
be Ell articulo AS de los Estatutos de
ssta Sociedad, y para los fines que en-
Il mismo y en- ell 52 sc .xpresan, Ia
Jcnta Directive, en- session ordinaria de
to fecha, ha acordado la celebraci6n
de Ia Jnnta General 0rdinariG que
Ieber& lleyarse 4 efecto 4 las doce del
la 20 de Febrero pr6ximo en- los Sa-
ones del Casino Espailol de esta Cin-
nd, para la que Sc convcca por 10
resente los sefiores Accionistas que
arreglo a los va menciorados Es-
stntos tienen derecho de asistencip.
Al efecto de 10 celebration us dicha
Jnu,a, Sc edvierte que iesde hoy que.
d fyeda al thblico, en- Ell sitio de cos
nmbre, Ia ista de los sthores acclo-
istas con derecho de asistencis, D I'll
lne los interesados pued4n estable'
rr en- tempo lss reclamaciones opor
tunas; Recommendations ell recnerdo d.
- srti MOS IS al 81 de los Estatntol
del IS II e0 del Reglamentc, cor
srreglo sl ti'lim0 de los caales sc ex
edlrau por Secret.ria las correspon'
ientes paJeletas darante los echo dia'
atsriores sl de Ia Junt4. 8 sea desd'
| | Is hasia al - de Fehrero pr6ximt
mhas inclnsiye
Paerto- Rico, Eesro "A .de 1851
s. pssi irute de tarno, Gaillsrm,
usllsshef ii.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-06
Manifestation.

Los que suscriben, passjeros del va
por Ponce de Leon, perteneciente D Ia
sociedad de los Sres. E Pi l. Co., de
Barcelona, Sc Green en- ell deber de dar
pdblicamente, como 10 hscen, las mas
expresivas gracias q So diguo Capitsll
D. Eduardo Sevills, en- particular, y of
cialidad en- general, por ell esmeradc,
exquisite trato y obsequios de que han
sido objeto dursnte Ia travesia.
Puerto Rico, Febrero 4 de 1857
Juan Chdrarri.-Jos6 MorG.-POr
dOnG Tict0riG Fern6ndes de ChGcd-
rri, Juan Chdrarri.-Angel Lloren-
te.-JosS Cane Domingo Creme
Pablo Pons.-A. LaUeszari.-MGrta
?. de SeriHG.-M. Echeverrla.- NJ
colasa B. de ChGrGrri.-Eduardo
GianorG CotoAo.-J. C. F. M.
T. F.. M. P6 Paigmoler.-Car-
men B.--Antonio Marttnes.-M. Z.
Sires.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-06
ADMINISTRATION MUNICIPAL
DE ARROYO.

Hemos recibido un estado i'm
preso sobre liquidation del presu-
puesto de 1885 q Sc de dicho
pueblo, y en- su vista podemos
afrmar que 10 administrator
municipal Sc halla en- muy buen
estado, atendida la situacion attic
tiva por que atraviesan todos los
departamentos de la Isla. Des
pues de cumplidas todas las
obligaciones puntualmente, queda
todavia un sobrante en- dicha
liquidation. Consignamoslo asi
con gusto y satisfaction. envian-
do nuestros placemes q aquel
Ayuntamiento, d su digno Alcal'
de senior Romay y d los vecinos
todos de la localidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-06
Sc VENDEN.

Por tener que ausentarse 80 dEe6o
por algun tempo { Ia Peninsula, On
buscs de 50 salud, dos casas terreras
sitas en- Ell barrio de la Monserfate, que
enfrentan d 10 calle de Carlos So ane.
xas q elias dos hermosos corrales 8 so.
lares que dan frente, el uno & Is calle
del Captain Cores, y otro & Ia plazuelA
de San Ildefonso, una de dichas casas
de vivienda cobijada de zinc, construi-
da de maderas del pais, bastante espa-
ciosa para una fAmilia, 10 otra de items
da y panaderis cobijada de teja de be-
rro y construida de mamposteria y ma
deras del pais, , de intermedio IN mag
nifico aljibe que recoje aqua de dichas
dos fincas adem&s en- Ell solar que en-
frenta Z la calle del Captain Corfea se
encuentra On hermoso colgsdixo con
pesebre propio para dos cabAllosy de-.
p6sito de 10 que se qaiera poner, , al
Ell comprador 10 iuteresa tambien SO
ysnden las existenciss que Sc encuen.
tran en- dicha tienda y los enseres 8
dtiIes de Is misma panaderiA. 81 que
las interese puede entenderse con el
duefo que vive en- dichss fincas.
Arecibo, Febrsro s de 1887.
Manuel GalaneH.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-06
Todo 10 contrafio.
lQue contestA { este Ia ~
t,entyd Liberal?
lQn6 contesta9
IMP0RlACI0N Y EXPORTlCIQI

con Il BE- We de la Intenden
c;a de Hacienda. ha publicado j
Administrator Central de Con
tribuciones J Rentas de Ia pro
yincia, en- ia Goceto cfcsa', VI
astado demostrativo del movi-
m;ento de navegaci6n y sus re-
snltados en- las aduanas de la isls
durante el mes de Diciembre de
1886, comparable con igual mes
del afio anterior.
Serin. 81 nnismo estado, duran.
te 81 mes de Diciembre dltimo en-
traron en- nuestros puertos, con
carga, en- lastre, dc transito y
arribada, 125 buques.
Dies mas que en- igual mes de
1885.
Rindieron los aludidos buques
al Erario:
81. 296 62 mas que en- igual mes
de 1856.
Por derechos de navegacion:
$lO4 90; $22 so mas que en- Dr.
ciembre. de 1885.
Por defechos de cargA, descar.
ga. embarque y desembarque De
DDssa;ercs: $7.254 Is; $445 81
menos que On Diciembre de 1888.
Por Dep6sito Mercantil $7l 6S;
Sal % menos que en- Diciembre
de 1885, 800 !
Por mnitas y comisos $1122 10;
$S72 Oh menos que en- Diciembre
de 1885.
Por recargo del 6 Pc sobre
los dereehos de Importation
S5,537- -56; $65-S2 mas que en-
ipual mes de 1885.
Total de la recaudacion obte.
nida Dor los precedentes concep-
tos en-. Diciembre de 1886:
$124.l92 50.
Diferencia de mas, con relacion
4 10 recaudado por los mismos
conceptos en- Diciembre de 1889:
$l,417-2s. n.,
Durante ell mes de Diciembre
,iltimo salieron de nuestros puer.
tos, CON earga, enlastre, de transi'
to = arribada, 90 buques. Il
/ menos que en- igual mes de
1885.
Rindieron esos bugues al Era
rio, por derechos de exportacion:
S13 1885, $3.6S8-l7 menos
que en- Diciembre de 1885.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-06
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-06
lPOR UN CAMINOi

o sea, por una bicOca, que d.
ria Fr. Gerundio, IN tai Chubas
90 truena en- La ReUisto de Puer
to-RicO contra la Administration
Municipal de Rio-piedras, alfren
te de Il cual esti 81 muy digno y
celoso Alcalde, sefior Matienzo.
Y dice categ6ricamente de ella
que es nafd, tan solo porque Sc
nota IA fatta de arreglo de una
parte del cannino que conduce 3
Truiillo, este es, de Ia parte que
corresponds al limite jurisdiccio
nsl de Rio.piedras. Cuando no
Sc aducen otros datos para com
probar aquel aserto, prueba es
que dicha Administration no es
tan maia, como suefia ChubdscO,
eino. por IL contrario, buena y
muy buena, segdn esta en- Ia
conciencia de todos y puede
verse por el estado de los demas
servicios.
Efectiyamente, 81 en- el Amino
de dicho seAor Alcalde estuviese
81 abandonar Gd k0isnd0s gr0co.
Ia composition del trAyectc qne
pone en- communication 81 men
cionado pueblo de Rio. piedra'
CON el de Trujillo, alto, podris
resultar algin cargo que haceir
siendo asf que 81 MuniciPio d.
Rio. .piedras no tiene mas de do.
caminos, y cortos, . 81 cargo
toda veE que los otros SON bue
mas carreteras del Estado , de Il
Diputaci6n Provincial; pero, co
mo el deterioro de aqu6l data d
muy pr6xima fecha, , tenemo
entendido que ID celOsa Ausori
dad local de Rio. piedras % pro
pone el arreglo immediate de-
inismo, 10 coal sin duda. no Pud
veriHcar hastA ahora, porque "a
lluvias continues hubieran heeh
Inc tficaces todos los trabajoa, b
Aoui que no hay m6ritos su6, ier
tee para las lAmentaciones d
comunicante de La Rsrista.
Por consiguiente, y d, com
no dudamos. d arreg.o del mer
cionAdo troso de canine e mu
en breve IN hechc, esperamt
Que Chubasco sabrk pronto 70
YER peP,las fueros de u verda'
hacienda ID perecida justicia
aquella buens Administered
Municipal J ! aaquel> el><eeto , Gel;
so Alcalde, ~ que de1pues 9
mucho rebuscar no he enccnir'
do alli mss punto negro Qn
del cAminO que condues I J
jillo alto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-06
BARATISIIOS.

Sc vesden dos magni6cOs re.
srAsos de cuerpo entero, con
yas pFccioscs marcos d0rados,
eco DE- S. NJ. el difanto Rev
a0a Aliunso XII. y 81 osro de
la actual Rsgenta do Espahs.
e esa ImprentA infcrma-
rAa. j